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2. Shields (keelboat) - Wikipedia

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   The design was commissioned by American sailor Cornelius Shields, as a fiberglass replacement for the 1930s vintage International One Design and is Sparkman & Stephens design #1720. Shields had boats with hull numbers 1 to 31 constructed at Cape Cod Shipbuilding and he donated them to several American universities on the US east coast. The boat ...

3. Dantec (company) - Wikipedia

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   Dantec manufactures a range of composite hoses. Each hose is designed and constructed specifically for its end use. The firm's products include the Danoil petrocarbon hose, the Danchem chemical hose, the Danflon ECTFE and FIRESAFE. Dantec composite hoses are a construction of inner wires, liners, sealing films, covers and an outer wire.

4. Trelleborg (company) - Wikipedia

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   Trelleborg Industrial Solutions (hose systems, industrial anti-vibration solutions and selected industrial sealing systems) Trelleborg Sealing Solutions (precision seals for industry, aviation and vehicles) – Founded in 1952, Trelleborg Sealing Solutions was previously a part of the Smiths Group 's precision seals business.

5. Single buoy mooring - Wikipedia

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   The flexible hose riser may be in one of three basic configurations, all designed to accommodate tidal depth variation and lateral displacement due to mooring loads. In all cases the hose curvature changes to accommodate lateral and vertical movement of the buoy, and the hoses are supported at near neutral buoyancy by floats along the length.

6. Parker ITR Srl v Commission - Wikipedia

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   Parker ITR Srl v Commission (2014) C-434/13 is an EU law case of a cartel of six international suppliers of marine hoses (rubber hoses used to load or unload oil tankers in marine transfer operations).

7. Directive 96/98/EC - Wikipedia

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   The Marine Equipment Directive, also known as Directive 2014/90/EU, often called MED (or M.E.D.) in everyday language, is an approval of equipment and products for the Marine industry. Initiative of the European Commission